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Graffiti vandals that struck 312 boat ramp forced to clean up own mess

By: Dean Manning

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Two Corbin residents are among the four individuals who must remove the graffiti they have admitted to spraying at three locations in the Daniel Boone National Forest’s London Ranger District, including a rock wall at the Laurel Bridge Boat Ramp off of Ky. 312.

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